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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1995-08-02, Page 16Page 16 Times -Advocate, August 2,1995 .S PQ n Ts Mite girls champions The Credlton mite girls were the 'A' champions at their playoffs in Hensall on the week- end. The Crediton team rallied in their last bat to defeat Fullarton, Mitchell and Zurich to take home the trophy. Shown above, asst. coach Sue Muller, Angie Dearing, Maegan Kip- fer, Katelyn Lachance, Stacey Bartlett, Kristen Steeper, Melody Mungar and coach Deb Lord. Front / to r, Lindsay Muller, Jenna Becker, Meghan O'Rourke, Annette Grotentraast, Andrea Glavin, Amber Lord and Danielle Pertschy. Missing: Kellye Cruikshank. Crediton mites win 'A' trophy HENSALL - Getting out of bed before 7 a.m. on a Saturday morning to begin their playoffs was certainly worth the hardship for the Crediton Mite Girls Softball team. They were awarded the "A" championship after three action -packed games in Hensall on the weekend. Crediton 12 -Fullarton 11 Playing against an equally competitive team from Fullarton at 8 a.m., saw the Crediton Blue Jays come from a 11-7 deficit in the fourth inning to take the win 12-I I. Amber Lord came up with the perfectly timed hit to send. Lindsay Muller home from third and take the win for Crediton. The girls never quit throughout the whole game and came up with several key base hits. Katelyn Lachance, Angie Dearing, Lord, Andrea Glavin, Stacey Bartlett and Maegan Kipfer helped earn the win with base hits for their team. Strong pitching from Muller, Lord and a two inning performance by Glavin with five strikeouts helped holi the oppone"rtts`uiH 1 runs. c `. - Crediton 16 - Mitchell 15 The second game of the tourney saw Crediton come up against a very strong hitting team from Mitchell. Again having the home team advantage, the local squad came from a 9 -3 deficit to tie the game in the third inning. Meghan O'Rourke being the first batter in the bottom of the fourth inning ended the game with a spectacular home run to right field which sent the Blue Jays to the "A" championship. Strong pitching from Annette Grotentraast who stayed on the rubber for all four innings helped lead her team to the victory with four strikeouts. Glavin again was a key player for this win with two home runs and one being a grand slam. Singles came from the bats of Muller, Lord, Grotentraast, O'Rourke and Bartlett. Crediton 16 - Zurich 14 A coach's delight happened on the field during the girls "A" championship. Super plays, catches, pitching and hits were displayed by both Crediton and Zurich players to all their parents and families. The Crediton girls who never allowed themselves to quit all weekend, rallied back after a 7-4 deficit to tie the game the fourth inning and again score thewin- fling run in the fifth to succeed as the mite champions. M the bottom of the fifth inning, two out and An- nette Grotentraast on third, Danielle Pertschy hit a fly hall to left field to send the go-ahead run across home plate and win the game for Crediton. A team effort which was displayed all weekend was again in full motion as key catches by Muller, Lord and Grotentraast helped keep their opponents from scoring. Strong fielding by the whole Crediton squad added •to their success and every single Crediton player reached first base during the game. Andrea Glavin notched one strikeout for her team in the first inning and Annette Grotentraast pitched su- perbly the next four innings, striking out eight Zurich players. It was a real pitcher's dual as Zurich's pitch- ers notched five strikeouts and had some great plays at home plate. Key hits by Katelyn Lachance, Lord, Angie Dear- ing, Pertschy, Glavin, Grotentraast, Jenna Becker, Me- ghan O'Rourke and Stacey Bartlett helped the win. Reaching Kase on balls were Muller, Kristen Steeper, Melody Mungar and Maegan Kipfer. Crediton coaches are Deb Lord and Sue Muller. Exeter emerges as `B' champs HENSALL - The Exeter Mite girls softball team finished their 1995 season emerging as 'B' champions in an exciting three game tournament hosted by Hen- sall on the weekend. Exeter 17 - Mitchell 19 The tournament began at 7:00 p.m. Friday evening after a 30 min- ute rain delay. Exeter's Mitchell opponents came out on top in a close 19-17 game. A grand slam home run by Exeter's April Knip in the second inning and a strong ef- fort by all of the Exeter team failed to catch the hard-hitting Mitchell girls before the time limit ran out. Exeter - Fullarton Saturday's game at 2:00 p.m. against Fullarton proved to be a different story. Exeter's hats were hot with home runs scored by Jen- nifer Baker and Karly Pinder. Strong hitting by Amy Taylor, Sherri Skinner and April Knip combined with aggressive base running resulted in a convincing win advancing Exeter to the 'B' fi- nal. Exeter 22-Hensall 21 Exeter met the Hensall girls in the '13' final on Sunday at 11:00 a.m. Both teams were hot as the lead changed back and forth throughout the five inning, no time limit game. The excitement continued to build as both teams were hitting the hall well and completing strong de- fensive plays. The final outcome was decided in the last inning. Ex- eter was able to shut down the hard hitting Hensall team in the top of the fifth preventing any additional runs to the 21-20 lead held by Hen- sall. Exeter came to bat in the bottom of the fifth with Mcgan Skinner. An excellent catch by the Hensall team prevented Skinner from reaching first on a fly hall. Jennifer Baker was the second hatter and succeeded in reaching first on a well hit ground ball. Two more pitches to Sherri Skinner advanced Baker to third on stolen bases. On the third pitch, Baker stole home to tic the game. The winning run then reached first hast as Skinner connected with the hall. Two pitches to Exet- er's Brittany Foster advanced Skin- ner to third. Foster reached first af- ter being hit by a pitch. Jackie Marshall was Exeter's last hatter taking a patient stance waiting for a good pitch. Aggressive base run- ning allowed Skinner to steal home and score the winning run on a missed pitch to Marshall. Every girl on the Exeter team scored a run in the final game to contribute to the 22-21 final score. The Exeter Mite girls earned their 'B' championship by playing solid baseball all season. The Hensall mite girls and the other local mite girls also had a strong and competitive season. Every girl on every team is a cham- pion. Members of the Exeter mite girls softball 'B' champions arc: Megan Skinner, Sherri Skinner, Karly Pinder, Amy Taylor, Jaci Marshall, Nicole Evans, Brittany Foster, Ja- nelle Dykstra, Lindsey Rundle, Jen- nifer Baker, Miranda Grenier, Da- nielle Long, April Knip, Jessica Bray. Coaches arc Joan McFalls and Bill Baker. Local girl wins bronze medal EXETER - Brenyn Baynham of Exeter won a bronze medal playing field hockey in the Un- der 21 Canadian Championships in Regina Saskatchewan. The South Huron District High School student has played with the Ontario Provincial field hockey team for the last three years and she is among the six girls from Ontario selected to train for the 1997 Junior World Cup. Baynham is presently in Ed- monton training with teammates. SIo-pitch 95 South Huron Ladies June 29 Cheers tied Huron Park Sharkettes July 13 Chrissy's Playgirls 10 vs. Cheers 7 Sundowners 2 vs. Gar's Girls 29 Murphy's 6 vs. Big 0 Sockettes 15 July 20 Chrissy's Playgirls 7 vs. Downtown Dollies 11 Purina Chicks 24 vs. Huron Park Sharkettes 4 LaBatters won against Angels Standings W L T 1 0 1 0 1 1 Team LaBatters Gar's Girls Downtown Dollies Purina Chicks Angels Big 0 Sockettes Sundowners Murphy's Huron Park Sharkettes Chrissy's Playgirls Cheers F.L.T. 10 10 9 6 6 5 4 4 2 3 2 8 2 9 (;P 11 11 11 4 1 11 5 0 11 6 0 11 6 1 11 7 0 11 7 2 11 8 0 11 1 11 0 11 Pts. 20 20 19 13 12 10 9 8 6 6 5 4 Status to date 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Canada's fastest motorcycles race at Motorplex GRAND BEND - Grand Bend Motorplex is planning its most am- bitious weekend since the track opened last spring. Paul's Auto Ma- rine in Exeter is sponsoring this Mid -Summer Rock and Roll Shoot- out on August 5 to 7. The long weekend event will bring Canada's fastest motorcycles to Grand Bend as Dan Butters will race his top fuel nitro bike and Ge- off Pollard will bring his alcohol turbo charged funny bike to the track. Motorplex will also host ten top alcohol funny cars and over a dozen pro comps will be making their first appearance at the track. Kris Bedard, track manager and race coordinator said many Canadi- an speed records may fall on the weekend and track officials are ex- pecting over 2,000 spectators to witness it. The three day event will also feature live performances from musician Ray Lyell and hard rock group Helix on Sunday night. Gates open at 7:30 ani and separate gener- al admission tickets are available for each day. Ironwood Senior Men July 29 First (tie) Don Cowan Ken Hockey Bill Gilfillan Ben Fisher 42 44 46 42 181 First (tie) Bob Fletcher 37 Roy Hunter 46 Lloyd Easton 48 Wilmer Ferguson 5Q 181 Third Andy DeBoer 45 Sam Brown 45 Bob Coates 46 Bob Green 4h 182 Fourth Jim Steen 45 Guy Giddings 48 Mike Barclay 49 Jim Wallace 51 193 Fifth Joe Regier 45 Ken Hermann 47 Bob Dobson 50 Bill Thompson 5.1 199 Closest to pin: #13 Lloyd Robison; #15 Bob Fletcher Men's' Club July 25 - Front nine blue tees A flight First Jason Heywood 35N31 - Second Don Heywood 36N35 Third David Holtzmann 35N36 Fourth Don Coughlin 41N37 Fifth Ken Bergmann 38N39 Sixth Jeff Looslev 42N39 Seventh Bill Farquhar 40N39 Eighth Scan Vandongen 39N39 B flight First Jack Fui.er 4IN40 Second Brian Baker 42N40 Third Jim Hearn 4IN40 Fourth Hal Snoddy 43N40 Fifth Larry Wein 43N40 C flight First Ken McConnell 43N41 Second Jerry MacLean 46N42 Third Orval Rinn 47N42 Fourth Wayne Parkinson 48N43 Fifth Jim Steen 46N45 D flight First Kevin McArter 4IN39 Second Jim Sweitzer 46N41 Third Ken Hermann 48N44 Fourth Lloyd Robison 48N44 Fifth Bevan Shapton 53N46 Ironwood award: Roy Hunter Closest to pin: #2 Scott Brintnell, #7 Don Heywood, #1 Paul Anstett, #4 Jerry MacLean Skins: A&B - #6 David Holtzmann, #8 Brian Munro: C&D - #1 and #4 Jen -y MacLean -Ladles Club July 31 - Scramble First Joan Heywood 35 Doris Hackney Irene Beck Second Kathie Campbell 37 Jodi Baker Anne Prout Marg-Truemner Third Marlene Parsons 37 Minnie Burke Ernie and Sam Skins: Holes #I3 & 14 - Joan Hey- wood. Doris Hackney, Irene Beck, S24; Hole #16 - Chanyi. Susan Shclstad, Jane Hetley, Sandy Berg- man. SI2.50: Hole #12 - Terry Be- zaire, Barb Snoddy. Jean Mason Upcoming: August 7 - Front 9 Baseball roundup Dashwood Mosquito 'A' July 29 Dashwood 23 at Goderich I Pitcher: Jesse Schroeder (5 strikeouts in 2 innings), Cam Becker (I inning) Top hitters: Kevin Regier (2 doubles, 2 singles), Schroeder (I triple. 3 singles), Jesse McCann (3). A.J. Ferguson (2). Jus- tin Hayter (2). Mark [aye (2), Chad Masse. Lee Finkbeiner, Dennis Bedard, Mitch Bedard (singles) Rookie House League July 29 Country Corner Kids 9 vs. Exeter Cardi- nals 6 Home runs: Palsa brothers Good play by Adam. Great hitting by Tony A. Exeter Bantam Girls in an excellent pitching duel, Zurich de- feated Exeter 6 to 5 . Lisa Hodge pitched a strong game for Exeter but the Zurich pitcher threw an excellent game as well. • Jennifer Grenier, Meghan Pearson and Becky Wuenh had strong games at the plate for Exeter. MERHEAVEN-2 DAY SPEED SHOW at Larry Merner's AUGUST 51" R fi1", Starts at 10 am riuvri oa to a/font .9100*sei►1?tf re devi.yeireetR, Syr/a-e •Laity 'M' Quarter Horses - Mitch Lala -Connie Bulls Tack Shop -Ervin Willett Custom Sprsying -Richard Bedard Construction -Paul's Auto Marine -Mike Robertson Blacksmith -Joe Houser - F*Mer •On et* Dark Side - Barad Bernauer -Steve Armstrong -Groote Tree Farm •Zurich Dominion Hotel -S.W. Seamless Eavestroughing •ADIRONDAC -Exeter Chrysler •W.Q. Thompson £ Sons 'Donald Wslgand Apert 'Hay Mutual 'neurone* Company •Murray Armstrong Contracting 'Huron Ag•viea •Down Home Dash • Gay,* Sommer 'Hay's Auto Reconditioning -John McCormick •KenpalFarm Products -D.J. Wrecking -South Huron Veterinary Clinic -Via Trailers - Judy Nan* •Loulse'a Unique Interiors - Louisa Manor 9 HELIX and RAY LYELL () OPEN AIR SUNDAY AUG. 6/95eH•~ crizQ GRAN ID� "THUNDER (NHRA),BEND rr► ¢ 3 Km East of Grand Bend on Hwy. #81 lucensed by L.IL.B.o. BY THE BEACH" MOTORPLEX �i✓✓.r✓..�✓.rr✓..rr..r.�✓.�-.rr�✓✓f..�.rrr..r✓.rrrrr..rr✓..r✓✓..r.�..r✓..�.r✓✓..rf✓. �..�✓.rsr�.�.r✓✓.r✓.r..r✓.f�1✓. r..rr✓.�,.rr.,.r✓-,T✓.T✓✓..rr.�.r.�..r✓.r✓.r.,rf..rr.�.r✓.rs✓.rf✓✓✓✓✓..rr✓✓- J Admission $10.00 Gates open 7 p.m. 1 Golf roundup Exeter Golf Club Wednesday Ladles July 26 A fit. Low gross Esther Johnson Low net Louise Pincombe B flt. Low gross Anne Armstrong Low net Sheila Raeburn C Ell Low gross Pat Campbell Low net Nell McCann Door prize: Mary Lou Thomson Sponsor: McKerlie-Millen 50/50: Ola Batten Senior Men July 27 A flight Low net Ron Chuter 33 Low net Bob Fickling 33 B flight Low net John Stephens 35 Low net Gord Slaght 35 C flight Low net Al Eveleigh 34 Low net Gerald Dearing 34 D flight Low net Bill Kuhar 34 First Glenn Robinson 35 Lee Webber 36 Bill MacLean 3,.5 106 Second Doug Marks 34 Jack Malone 37 Don Dearing 36 John Worsley 3$ 145 Closest to pin: Don Dearing Beat the pros winners: Ron Chut- cr, Bob Fickling Upcoming: August 3 - Graveyard Golf , Tuesday Ladles July 25 A flight Low gross Jo-ann Middleton 41 Low net Joan Cole 33 B flight Low gross June Hillen 50 Low ent Anne Armstrong 31 C flight Low gross Karen Ratcliffe 57 Low net Betty Coates 33 13 flight Low gross Noel Veri 64 Low net Betty Wamer 33 Eagle: Jo -Anne Middleton on #1 hole Guests Low gross Donna Murray High gross Debbie Denys Low putts Cathy Batten High pets Bobby Lovell Exeter Golf Club Monday Men July 31 A flight Low gross Corey Sargent 35 Low net Dennis Rowe 31 2nd LG Jim Ahrens 37 2nd LN Ernie Ahrens 33 B flight Low gross Kevin Hem 39 Low net Oscar Pugh 32 2nd LG Ted Wedge 40 2nd LN George Tryon 33 C night - Low gross Craig Webber 43 Low net Fred Wells 33 2nd LG Brian Wedlake 46 2nd LN Mike Nice 37 D flight Low gross Mark Hearn 47 Low net Don Lorento 33 2nd LG Bob Jones 48 2nd LN Don Clarke 34 Sponsor: Men's Night Door prize winner: Mark Hearn Closest to pin: Jim Campbell Longest drive: Jim Ahrens Next week: Zurich Co-op Do it Centre Canada's fastest motorcycles race at Motorplex GRAND BEND - Grand Bend Motorplex is planning its most am- bitious weekend since the track opened last spring. Paul's Auto Ma- rine in Exeter is sponsoring this Mid -Summer Rock and Roll Shoot- out on August 5 to 7. The long weekend event will bring Canada's fastest motorcycles to Grand Bend as Dan Butters will race his top fuel nitro bike and Ge- off Pollard will bring his alcohol turbo charged funny bike to the track. Motorplex will also host ten top alcohol funny cars and over a dozen pro comps will be making their first appearance at the track. Kris Bedard, track manager and race coordinator said many Canadi- an speed records may fall on the weekend and track officials are ex- pecting over 2,000 spectators to witness it. The three day event will also feature live performances from musician Ray Lyell and hard rock group Helix on Sunday night. Gates open at 7:30 ani and separate gener- al admission tickets are available for each day. Ironwood Senior Men July 29 First (tie) Don Cowan Ken Hockey Bill Gilfillan Ben Fisher 42 44 46 42 181 First (tie) Bob Fletcher 37 Roy Hunter 46 Lloyd Easton 48 Wilmer Ferguson 5Q 181 Third Andy DeBoer 45 Sam Brown 45 Bob Coates 46 Bob Green 4h 182 Fourth Jim Steen 45 Guy Giddings 48 Mike Barclay 49 Jim Wallace 51 193 Fifth Joe Regier 45 Ken Hermann 47 Bob Dobson 50 Bill Thompson 5.1 199 Closest to pin: #13 Lloyd Robison; #15 Bob Fletcher Men's' Club July 25 - Front nine blue tees A flight First Jason Heywood 35N31 - Second Don Heywood 36N35 Third David Holtzmann 35N36 Fourth Don Coughlin 41N37 Fifth Ken Bergmann 38N39 Sixth Jeff Looslev 42N39 Seventh Bill Farquhar 40N39 Eighth Scan Vandongen 39N39 B flight First Jack Fui.er 4IN40 Second Brian Baker 42N40 Third Jim Hearn 4IN40 Fourth Hal Snoddy 43N40 Fifth Larry Wein 43N40 C flight First Ken McConnell 43N41 Second Jerry MacLean 46N42 Third Orval Rinn 47N42 Fourth Wayne Parkinson 48N43 Fifth Jim Steen 46N45 D flight First Kevin McArter 4IN39 Second Jim Sweitzer 46N41 Third Ken Hermann 48N44 Fourth Lloyd Robison 48N44 Fifth Bevan Shapton 53N46 Ironwood award: Roy Hunter Closest to pin: #2 Scott Brintnell, #7 Don Heywood, #1 Paul Anstett, #4 Jerry MacLean Skins: A&B - #6 David Holtzmann, #8 Brian Munro: C&D - #1 and #4 Jen -y MacLean -Ladles Club July 31 - Scramble First Joan Heywood 35 Doris Hackney Irene Beck Second Kathie Campbell 37 Jodi Baker Anne Prout Marg-Truemner Third Marlene Parsons 37 Minnie Burke Ernie and Sam Skins: Holes #I3 & 14 - Joan Hey- wood. Doris Hackney, Irene Beck, S24; Hole #16 - Chanyi. Susan Shclstad, Jane Hetley, Sandy Berg- man. SI2.50: Hole #12 - Terry Be- zaire, Barb Snoddy. Jean Mason Upcoming: August 7 - Front 9 Baseball roundup Dashwood Mosquito 'A' July 29 Dashwood 23 at Goderich I Pitcher: Jesse Schroeder (5 strikeouts in 2 innings), Cam Becker (I inning) Top hitters: Kevin Regier (2 doubles, 2 singles), Schroeder (I triple. 3 singles), Jesse McCann (3). A.J. Ferguson (2). Jus- tin Hayter (2). Mark [aye (2), Chad Masse. Lee Finkbeiner, Dennis Bedard, Mitch Bedard (singles) Rookie House League July 29 Country Corner Kids 9 vs. Exeter Cardi- nals 6 Home runs: Palsa brothers Good play by Adam. Great hitting by Tony A. Exeter Bantam Girls in an excellent pitching duel, Zurich de- feated Exeter 6 to 5 . Lisa Hodge pitched a strong game for Exeter but the Zurich pitcher threw an excellent game as well. • Jennifer Grenier, Meghan Pearson and Becky Wuenh had strong games at the plate for Exeter. MERHEAVEN-2 DAY SPEED SHOW at Larry Merner's AUGUST 51" R fi1", Starts at 10 am riuvri oa to a/font .9100*sei►1?tf re devi.yeireetR, Syr/a-e •Laity 'M' Quarter Horses - Mitch Lala -Connie Bulls Tack Shop -Ervin Willett Custom Sprsying -Richard Bedard Construction -Paul's Auto Marine -Mike Robertson Blacksmith -Joe Houser - F*Mer •On et* Dark Side - Barad Bernauer -Steve Armstrong -Groote Tree Farm •Zurich Dominion Hotel -S.W. Seamless Eavestroughing •ADIRONDAC -Exeter Chrysler •W.Q. Thompson £ Sons 'Donald Wslgand Apert 'Hay Mutual 'neurone* Company •Murray Armstrong Contracting 'Huron Ag•viea •Down Home Dash • Gay,* Sommer 'Hay's Auto Reconditioning -John McCormick •KenpalFarm Products -D.J. Wrecking -South Huron Veterinary Clinic -Via Trailers - Judy Nan* •Loulse'a Unique Interiors - Louisa Manor 9 HELIX and RAY LYELL () OPEN AIR SUNDAY AUG. 6/95eH•~ crizQ GRAN ID� "THUNDER (NHRA),BEND rr► ¢ 3 Km East of Grand Bend on Hwy. #81 lucensed by L.IL.B.o. BY THE BEACH" MOTORPLEX �i✓✓.r✓..�✓.rr✓..rr..r.�✓.�-.rr�✓✓f..�.rrr..r✓.rrrrr..rr✓..r✓✓..r.�..r✓..�.r✓✓..rf✓. �..�✓.rsr�.�.r✓✓.r✓.r..r✓.f�1✓. r..rr✓.�,.rr.,.r✓-,T✓.T✓✓..rr.�.r.�..r✓.r✓.r.,rf..rr.�.r✓.rs✓.rf✓✓✓✓✓..rr✓✓- J Admission $10.00 Gates open 7 p.m. 1